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The protests highlight growing frustration as transport fares surge beyond official rates, worsening the cost-of-living crisis for already vulnerable households. The post Fuel price protests paralyze traffic in part of Port-au-Prince appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Videos widely shared on social media show men groping attendees while applying paint to their T-shirts, sparking public outrage and calls for accountability. Besides squeezing their breasts, one man was also seen inappropriately touching a young woman’s buttocks in a video. Another screenshot even shows a woman groping a teenage boy. The post Haiti Women’s Ministry condemns groping of girls at Plaine-du-Nord ‘Festi-Color’ event appeared first on The Haitian Times.
A February legal filing by Farah Louis is now coming to light, detailing allegations of retaliation and discrimination inside the NYC Council. The post Brooklyn councilmember Farah Louis’ $10M discrimination claim surfaces months after filing appeared first on The Haitian Times.
International arrivals to New York City fell 70% in the year ending July 2025, a sharp drop that experts say could threaten the city’s long-term population growth. The post Immigration to New York City plummeted as Trump crackdown took hold appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Haiti may add two Europe-based standout players before the World Cup, boosting its chances despite being considered one of the tournament’s underdogs. International outlets like Bleacher Report have ranked Haiti last among the 48 teams. However, with these late additions, Haiti could surprise many at the global competition. The post Top European league players Edouard and Jean-Baptiste reportedly nearing Haiti switch appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Despite strong devotion among participants, lower turnout and missing traditions signal a shift in Cap-Haïtien’s Good Friday procession. For the first time in decades, the traditional reenactment of Jesus Christ wasn’t featured in the event. The post ‘Good Friday Procession’ still draws prayers in Cap-Haïtien, but tradition shows signs of decline | PHOTOS appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Sunrise Airways celebrated its Newark–Cap-Haïtien route with a New York event highlighting stronger Haiti–Diaspora connections. The post Sunrise Airways celebrates Newark to Cap-Haïtien route with New York event appeared first on The Haitian Times.
A U.S. court ordered a bond hearing for Pierre Reginald Boulos, but authorities plan to deport him to Colombia. The post Haitian businessman Pierre Reginald Boulos to be deported to Colombia amid legal fight appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Several Haitian artists have already released songs about Haiti qualifying for the World Cup, with “Grenadye Alaso” as the theme. However, this is the first major singing contest focused on Haiti’s return to the big event, aiming to rally artists and fans behind Les Grenadiers and celebrate their first appearance in 52 years. The post Haiti launches $8K signing contest ahead of FIFA World Cup return appeared first on The Haitian Times.
